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Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
Tn. Wonasrrul alnas blowers.

To say that Nine. Anderson o exhibition
in the Odd Fellows Hall drew large
crowd last Saturday night would not fully
express 1t, as the room was packed all
the evening. A large number Of fancy
articles had been made for presents to the
visitors, but the rush was 90 great that by
. O'Clock everything was gone, and Mr..
Anderson was obliged to announce that
all persons holding tickets could come in
again this evening, and receive their pres
ents Considerable interest was shown
In the baby's contest for the hunting
scene, and large number OF votes were
handed In. At Q O'Clock II was ann ounc-
ed that the prize had been won by baby
Nickel, 1t having received 223 votes. The
contest for the glass fre engine, now on
exhibition in Rudolph's window, com
menced to day, and will continue until
Friday evening, when IL will be aWarded
to the FIRE company receiving the highest
number of votes. This engine was made
by Professor Juke and is valued at ele0.
The rusult of each days vote will not be
announced until the contest Is closed.
This will probably be the last week of the
exhibition, and as the attendance will be
large every night, ladies who wish TO take
their children, will have better opportu.
nifty of seeing the artists at work by going
In the afternoons
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
Their Engagement closed

The engagement of the Rosa Lisle
Company at the Opera House closed one
night sooner sfan was expected. The
performance with one or two excep.
tons were vretched, ard more behtsinl
a lot OF inexperienced amateurs than q
company Of professionals. 1t wss ths
intention OF Manager baylIs to canoe
the engagement last Tuesday morning
but at tie earnest solicitation OF the
proprietor of the company they were
allowed to continue until forbearanc
ceased to be virtue. 1t Is but jest I,
MY. Bsylis to say that the com pan
WAS recommended TO him by parties Ii
whom he placed the greatest conf
| dence as being arst class In every r.
| spect. and /. Is ssfe to say that this 4
the last company Of the kind tha
| will ever get the Opera House aga.l
for o week while Mr.. Baylis has charg
OF 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

THE FOLLY o. Withholding The news
from the press when o murder or rob.
berry 10 com mitted has been fully ex.
emplihed . number Of times, hus never
mere 90 than In the recent murder OF
Policeman johnson In PhilAdelphiA.
In this case the lieutenant and many
OF the oM ,ers OF the Sixteenth district
were fully aware that one Of their fel.
low ofh oers had been shot down In cold
blood by IN unknown assassin, but for
some reason, best kno .n to them yes,
they kept the matter secret, and oon-
seq Quently not . word about this terri
be crime appeared In the morning 4
papers the mex. day. Had they been
A,complises OF the murderer and de.
sred TO max, his escape sure, they
could not have done anything more
conducive TO that end. An account OF
the murder appeared In the Afternoon
papers, some dt.een hours after 1t oo.
CURED, but by that time the aooundrel
had been given ample opportunity to
place many miles between himself and
the scene Of his crime. II tho Off ,ers
had performed their duty and sen. the
news ~ once TO the morning papers .
million or more people In and around
Phtladelphis would have knoEn o. the
crime by O'clock In the morning, and
with the description given OF the man
his escape would have been next to i'm.
possi ole. Word Of the crime vas no,
sent to the police Of this city until II
0'clo tx the mex; morning, and the man
nsr In which the Philadelphia eff ert
have Acsei In this matter is Q subject
for the most searching investigation.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

CossIDERABLs hss bean said both
In and out Of Council In regard to the
cost OF hauling prisoners Who are TOO
drunk TO walk 10 the hall, but upon
making inquiry st police station In ref'
ersnce TO the matter we we're nos only
in TOR med but shown by the books that
In every instance the amount charged
the city for the uss OF . wagon 10 added
to the costs of the case, which the priso
ner, II he hiss money, - many have, 10
obliged to pay. For instance: the
costs In an ordinary case OF drunken
ness 10 81 20, but II 10 II necessary %
prosure . wagon to got him to the hall
the costs will be u 20. Fully one
half OF those arrested for drunkenness
pay their Rns and costs, ~ II viii Be
seen that the expense 70 the city 10 mot
- great ~ has been reDrossuted.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
"Ermlnie" Tonight

The New York Casino Comnany will
appear at tho Opera House tuis evening
and pre,ent "ErmiDie," which, az is
we'll known, had run Of 500 nixnts IN
New York. The entire com pEny Of 60
artists will appear and give this oper.
with all the scenery, apooinime ents
spd costumes which contributed &C
lSr2e!y to to It's euocees In New YORK,
The advent OF this company will nc
doubt be the opsratic event of tho eea
son, and the demsnd for s.ats has bst .
large. There Ire, however, some tew
yet left, which can be procured no TO {
o'clock this evening st Thomas, acC
after that hour at the boz OH 70.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

CERTAIN DEMOCRATS fear that the
registry law enacted st the last session
OF the Legislature will m'l!taie sgaintt
t1e 50 ,cess OF their party sl the next
election In our city for municipal ofi-
GERS. Mr.. Ware and others who voted
for Its passage are therefore rotndly con-
demntd by them, and their democracy
seriously questioned. They hold that
any AN who will do anything TO pre-
vent Democrats piling up big ma orities
in the Third, Tenth and Eleventh
wards by fair or ioal means should not
bo given . place OF either honor or
profit The men OF the character OF
German aud Higgins aud their assist
ants, who have de5auched the ballot
box and made the elections In Mary
land farce, approach their standard
OF Democracy and stand high In their
estimation. Honesty In politics 10 e.
chewed BY them, and the man who 70
vors fair dealing 10 regarded % an OLD
fogy, and not to be trusted. The Cor
mans and Higgins have their follower,
and imitators In every ward In on
city, and anything that tends to checi
their vile practices Is unpopular.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
At the A Acsdsmy of Music.

This evening A1stin's Australian
Novelty Company will commence an
engagement Of one week at the Acad.
emy of Music. This Is pronounced the
strongest variety and comedy organic. :.
tion travelling, and said to consist OF On
array of talented artists such as never
before seen. Mile. Aimee, tho human
ty, heads the list, and her wonderfoI
feat OF walking the ceiling head down
wards 10 an upequslled perform an 90
which should be ssen by ell. The Aus
tin sisters are pronounced tho peers O
all RymDasts, while every member o
the company lie said to be p-rfeot In hi
or her specialties, The en.ire combina
ton ia under the management of th
veteran K. g. Austin, which of itself i
. guarantee OF It's excellence.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
THRRK ARE SANE persons who won

THRRE ARE SANE persons who would
like to know why the directors OF the
street and sewer commission do not an.
nounoe each week the balance remain
ing to their credit In bank. This Is
done by Council and also the water
com 10 ission, and IL seems but right thst
similar reports should be had from the
street department.
These gentlemen, In whom We have
every confidence, have hsd $85 900 OF
the money raised by taxation placed In
their hands, to say nothing OF other
amounts which they are receiving from
the markets, etc., and We have no
doubt that now their attention Is called
to the matter, wee kly ann nouncements oil
the balance on haDd will be made, the
same Is is done by other executive
bodies.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to at
as nicely and perfectly as possible. can be
suited by Mr.. James Harding, merchant
tailor, No 8l6 French street. Patrons OF
Mr.. Harding, who are among our promi'
nent and influential citizens, have express
ed themselves as exceedingly comtortabl,
and greatly pleased with the neat ft OF
their garments, which are always made 10
the latest style. French, English and cas-
simere suitings and cloths of all kinds,
of the latest styles, are always on hand.
AS cool weather and busy times are now
fast approaching, gentlemen should call
and see the sty es at once s22-3m
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
ID HaISTKk's ORDER.
h RnoIBruR'e OYyIOn,
NEW OAsTLB OouHry, Dnf.,

new OAeTLB OouHrY, Dr.,
October sth, lsS7.
Upen the application Of oLARK WEB
iate Of Brapdy sfns Hd., in ssid county,
deceased, IL 10 ordered and directed By the
Register that the Executor AforssAid give
notice Of granting OF lsttsrs Testamen
tary upon the estate Of the Dc
By causing advertisements % b Pssted
within forty days from the date o.
such letters In SIX Of tho most public plaoe1
of the county Of New castle, requiring al
persons having demands against the estate
10 present the same, or abide By IN Act o.
Assembly In such case made and provided I
and also cause the Same 70 be inserted
within the same peried In the Daily
REPUBLICAN, Newspaper published In Will
mington, Dol, and 70 be continued thoroin
three weeks 10 o d..
(~~) Given undor the hand and Seal
I L. o. }ofOtnce Of the Register Aforesaid.
(~~}at Wilmington, In New Castle
County Aforesaid, the day and yosr above
written. JOHN X. BkADfOkD.
Register.
Norrun.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF tbs deceased must preeont the
same, duly Attested 70 the Executor,
on or before Uotobsr 9th, 1885. OF
abide the Act OF Assembly IN such cass made
ULARK WEBSTER. ST . Executor.
Address. Wilmington, Del.
or X q. fhAIM, Esq. his Attorney
o7-3W-eod Wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
WILMIE9TON a rURTMEH

WILHk e4TNIN a nORTukh
Time table In e1eot HAY 18Th, lSl
teavo Wilmington (French st.oet) Z
Yer Beading, Birdsboro, Joaaps,
Geld, waynesburg junction, Msn1
vil,e, Tan Aqua, Allentown, Leeana
nersviIIe and all Ioiats on tho ray
apd Heading X. r., 100 q. \. AND
For Springfield, Wayne.olH
tion, Ooatesville, Emefsoyins,
Uhadd's Ford and Daron.'a ana
date points,T ,T.ot am. : ts. AID , !,
For Coatesvillo and :nie.nsdAa
st tbb p. m. a..
For VI est Chester, 7. 90 =. T.. Nv
p. m. .,,,,
For New Bridge sad intornsiiaa
s.ls p. n. and Oh SasatiaJ, EIsN'
On Sunday for Resdia. snt ,nFi
points, at 8 05 o. m. and :o' Spii2s'
lntarmedtat points a. > - {. ID, ~,
A. q. MoOAUSLAND, b. Is, a4b' ~
Superintendent. 6entA
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
1HB REPORTS FROM lows show
fhst eSic.ions BIZ English land lords are


shat svio.ions By English landlords are
mot confined 10 Ireland, and the recent
evsnss in that State are calculated TO
Intensity the antsgonism against non-
rssident foreigners owning large tracts
OF ground In the United States The
lsnda In question were granted BY the
Govsrnment to the M:Gregor u Wes-
tsrn Railroad Company, nov the Ohioa-
70, Milwaukee s. 81. Paul, ard we're
cold BY this company to m Engllsh
ayndicate. These lands were never
earned by the Company, and sfter this
had besn 90 decided by s,cretAry Teller
and the Commissioner Of the Land
Ono, they were thrown open % home
stsads TO bonA.Ade settlers. The most
OF these settlers are foreigners, prinoi-
pally Swedes, and many are unable 70
speak the English language. They
think that this syndioaye, which 10
something they cannot understand, 10
all powerful, and oan cast them into
fail II they resist These English own
ers have waited until the settlers by
hard work have improved the lands,
and In the msjority Of cases have good
oEops; now they come for ward and de-
msnd the land with verything that IL
On It. The usual mode Of procedure
b for the Attorney Of the .syndloase to
place writ Of election In the hands Of
chs Sheriff, which he with . posse OF
sr ned men ct hts back enforoes, rob-
biag those people Of verything they
pos sess. In some instances tho evio-
toes have broken into houses with axes
and dragged the terrified inmates out
on tue paslis highway, and one case 10
xsported whsre six men picked up .
bsd on which . woman WAS lying siok,
and carried 10 out into the road. Many
families, who few days since we're
livtng in comfortable homes are now on
the public road, some sheltered By tents
and some without any shelter ct all.
The greater number OF these settler o
have paid the entrance fee charged for
pre-empting homesteAds, and In some
Instances have spent hundred. OF dol.
lars In improving the lands, VII lch they
thought and believed were there own.
Itseems 10 us that this 10 cAae where
the government 10 bound to interfere,
and see that these settlers are protected
In their rights.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
"BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET ST

Some choice, unparalleled bar
gains.
In Hosiery we have a very
large variety from &c to 81 % .
pair, including Silk, Morley 4
world.renowned fast black fol
ladies or children. None more
popular-at prices below ali
competition.
shoppers fast black always in
stock at our low prices.
Stripe Silk Velvets in large
variety; the $l75 quality for 81
They are not trashy goods; the
styles and quality will be a sur
prise to you.
If you would see the bargain
of bargains in Blankets, look al
what we offer you from 79 cents
to SIS a pair.
We have a big line OF head.
gear for the little ones, Elder
Down, Handmade Worsted OF
Silk Plush Caps, Hoods or Tam
O'Shantas, from 25c. to 81 Is
each.
Ladies looking ater something
to make or cover comfortables
will find q line Of new novelties
in great vArie'y at our print
counter. Prices within reach Of
all.
A big Dress Goods Barg ain
48 / ieces of 25c. Armures to bs
slaughtered for l5c a yard;
prize you cannot afford to lose
Nine. De norest Patterns anC
Fail Catalogues now ready.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
~ REGIBTER'B OFFICE,
AMW IA eTT.H lnnHTY nHI.

NEW OAbTL8 DkLst
September %. 1857.
Upon the application OF Samuel q. Dixon,
Administrator OF Maris 7. Dixon, late Of
Mill Greek Hundred. I'm said county,
BY the Register that the Administra-
tor Aforesaid give notice OF granting OF let
ters Of Administration upon the estate
tisementA TO be posted within 20 days from the
date OF such letters In six Of the most public
places OF the county OF New Castle, requiring
al, persons having demands against the estate
70 present the aame, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly in such care made and provided ;
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the paily REPUBLICAN,
q newspaper publishedin Wilmington, and 70
be continued therein three weeks "a. d.
(~~( Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL. o. {0ffice Of the Register sforesaid, ~
(-~--~ WHINING gton. in New Castle County
Aforesaid. the day and year above written.
john X. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICR.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator
on or before September %, 1855, or
abide the Act OF Assembly In such Gaze made
SAMUEL @. DIXON,
Administrator.
| Address. Wilmington, Del, or X G. Fraim.
ESQ.,, his attorney. sN-Sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
philadelphia, wilnias,,,
tmurs Railrcaaii.' ai.'
lima r0sA
rnanswin Isavs wum,ass.I s.'

tnanswiu lsavs W,lm,ns,,.
, 4 !rnhi!isdslphia tsxpr,u,. = W. W.. =
sn SO, . 10, sT' "a :, IN
u y, ~, sE, S22. . % ~ ma y Y
/. Accommodation, . 20 /, a ~ , 9p
80 y, ! 70, . %, 10 3, ns
. 4, ~, !, Une,tsr "a texprsss,. . N;Sl
IN II ~ hha M, iasa, inIS
Accommodation, ,~,m,.]
81, zoo, tT. ! 70. . ~ ~ W /
"a rsv ~ YORK, 400, ava, 40 s% ~
foe, 10 % p. n. 'aT
Tor West Chester. v,.I,r
sis 2. m, 2 % and ! " D. n
Ior Newark (UsntreI An. ,,.j
Haeions, az q m, IL "a .ns as
baltimore and intermsd,s.sA - ,;
m, ~ ana II ss D. N, sa
baltimore and bay L!ns I'm,
!. .ssiumars pc and Wsshins.sn
y os, II ooA. m, Il os, u m ab =
y 70 and 7 esp. m.
TrsiRs for Delaware Dlv,u,, l..
New Oastis, . %, . 20 a. m i,M' ~
sss p. N. and II % nisk, "s
0sorgetowl and Law q an, =.
.. N.
kor Kshoboth, . 30 q. n. ana
press) p N. ~.
Sssford tExpress) snp.n
HAfrinS ton, DelnAr ind e.,n
- m, u u p. n.
Express for Harrington, sal
RAin Q rs p. a.
Expross for Dovar, Hsr.nrs
mar, IL 0b night.
franklin Oity, $50 4 n.
Express for Oalo Charles fInh
'ort and Norfolk, IL " night.
Leave Philadelphia, gro.a
Wilmington (srpress), l7?s in
10, io0, II la, II o. q. M III
%, SOC, b7l, eoT, e6-, lino y
Accommodation, . 50, q 49,
s2f, Z 81. 9 a. Q - 10 % l,i9s,1
Tfaina mAyfed thus ,sl.,. l,n,,
zpoo ~hieb extra tHra 10 al .r,s5
For further Information pts.sa,
erred 70 the ticket otnos aitas
J. z,
General Fssss,r,
UTAui - y. puaB tSsns-si ",
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
n nsoord Dsoksn.

b. Frank Mcdaniel, Who won tvo
prisss ON Saturday. yestsrday broke
the record Of the famous cyclists rom
Psoli 70 Fifty. second street. The record
Of the course vas IS minutes 10 seconds,
made By Frank A. Kohler OF the Uni,
versity Of PennsylvaniA. MCDANIEL
made the run In 50 minutes 30 seconds.
|s. wallis Merrihew also got there In o.
|miuutea
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

FOR SALE-One of tn, Sc
extra nice ten-roomed houses at
9th and Franklin streets, having
a frontage on the Park of %
feet, giving an open view and
fee circulation of pure air; also
q fine back view of the river and
surrounding country For sit.
uation and conveniepces and
workmanship this house cannot
be surpass ed, having all i'm.
provements, including station
ary marble wash.stand. Apply at
this ctliee, or 2l4 East Fourth
street. s30.6t'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

TIE MEETING Of the Rspuoli loan
OIunty Exc iuttve @ jmmtttee, held last
Saturday sternoon, was well attended,
and there was unsni me us expression
In favor OF constitutional convention.
The resolutions adopted are to the
point and their meaning mistakAble,
consequently II Is the duty of every
Republican not only to ee sare that he
is qualified to vote 8: This elsctIor,
which takes place three weeks from to.
morrow, but to see that his neighbor Ii
also qualified. The Rep nbltcsn party
has time and again asked for o oonsti
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

cred with Wool, 81 styles
and colorings. 80 cents to
$I.6o.
"a in. Skirting Flannel.
Striped. plain, and solid col.
ors. Shrunk from loS
inches; guaranteed by the
maker not to shrink more.
All-wool Striped Skirts.
40 inches long a yards
around; handsome borders.
81 to SI.75. Solid colors and
fancy borders, 81.
And there are still plenty
Of Fancy Flannels to see.
Fourth circle, northeast Of centre.
5000 Table and Piano
Covers here and more com.
ling. Covers OF any going
stuff, or style, or shape
Silk Plush Chenille
| Jute Velour Jute
Tapestry Belgian
Embroidered Cloth
| Petit Point Tapestry
| Scotch Tapestry
| Bourette Tabarku
Persian Tapestry Tides
Moquette Squares, iringed
They have been spread
out so you can get a notion
Iof them Cheerful, room
Frightening things full Of
lglad surprises. The glad
ldest surprise Is the price
tags. How much Of quie,
home-lieht a little money
will buy!
Second floor, north Of Transept.
john WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street,
aud Citv-hall SQUARE
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

rational convention, and nov thas they
ar , Joined In this demand by some Of
the bsst men Of the Democratic party,
they should work unceasingly TO ~
cure II. -..
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
BALTl HOME q vhhO EAI
SCH1DULx In ErFECr, Jul
Trains leave Delaware Ayeau,
EAgr. h1UNu.,

sCH1DULK In ErFEor, Ju,
Trains leave Delaware Aveaus b
EAST. BOUED.
Phlis. mmodation, daily
fhila. Accommodation aaily ..,,,i
2hilA. Accommodation, daily ...Y
ShtlA. Accommodation, daily .,.l
fhtla. b Chester express, daily n
phila. Accommodation, daily 81
PhilA. Accommodation, daily,
PhilA. d Ohoster express, daily.
Phil. Accommodation, daily. .....
PhilA. Accommodation, daily,
Phils. Accom-. .daily,sxcep, Sunday
PhtlA. b Uhsstsr cypress, daily,
fhilA. Accommodation, daiiy,...,l
WEST.BoUnE
chicago Limited, daily .........'l
Arrives Chicago $50 mex; nSnl,|
Baltimore Accommodation, dAllI
except Sundsy...............l
Oincinnau Limited, dsil7.....n
Arrives Cincinnati f.ii a. u.
COP. II. next dky.
Baltimore Accommodation, DAILY,
On icago and st. Loals k1ptsni
ubiiy..s......... ...s............".
5fpgeIly Accommodated, dsjly,
FOB AHDErBERa, q % A, \
only. ll.0o o. N. daily, except
400 p. NJ, and b.2s +. d. diiy.
Trains leave Market Street 5tSd
Fer Philadelphia $50 A. a., d
sunday, 2ss r. NJ. dsiiy. ier
lts P. M, daily. boi L&3dsobsis
HOO A. NJ. daily, except Sunday;
Sunday only; 2.tt and b.2S p. D i,
Trains for Wilmington-LcEW
pnia sT.0 and $40 q. N. daily.
daily, except sunday: lp.N. ~
dsily;2 90, $50. <.2s, saoo, go,
1000 p. m. daily.
Express trains
". M. CLEME MENTS, O. x. /
Manager. GenlPA
Telephone No, lr3.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
BOYS CLOTHING.

We would like you
to make a personal ex.
animation of our stock
Of Youths, Boys and
Children's Suits. We
feel proud Of the assert.
ment and take pleasure
in showing them, and
are perfectly willing to
abide your decision of
style, fit, make and
price.
We have a much
fuller assortment of
Mems Suits than we
have ever kept. Many
OF fine qualities to
show you OF our own
make.
We RCOATS of
the best grades; light
weight, medium and
heavyweight; light, me-
dunn and dark colors.
Our Custom Depart.
mert contains more of
the Finest Imported
and Domestic Goods
than we ever showed.
We want every body to
see them.
JAS. 7; MULl|u &sOl,
rAILoRs & 9TH & MARKET
cLorHIERs. WIL., DEL.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
WANAMAKEk's =
rnIlAp.LPaIA. Monday. oct. 10. ASST.
Flannels. A mountain

range OF them. snowy,
Irainbow.tinted, 8 unrise
Ishades-anything in colors
|that the finest Flannels ever
showed; anything above the
mean in quality or style that
the Flannel world affords;
such a gathering Of Elan.
Inels as we never saw be-
fore. To-day the fancy Elan.
nels only.
The latest thing in Print
| ed FIannels is the Elder
Down, with polka dot fig
ures. A peculiar stuff; cotton
back, and heavy, fleecy,
fluffy face of wool. A cosy,
comfortable stuff, even to
look at. Some of the color.
ings exquisitely delicate
pink or cream, light blue on
medium blue, for instance.
|37 in, 81.
Same, with zig gag stripes.
la dozen styles in many
pleasing combinations Of
colors. ~ in, IS cents.
Also in solid colors, yard
wide, IS and IS cents.
A novel effect is produced
Iby a-inch Elder Down
stripes generated by stripes
of the plain material of the
back. Some OF the color
contrasts are very striking.
los cents.
Saxony Striped and Plaid
! Flannels. You have known
'ithese safe and pretty stuffs
lin other seasons. Softer and
lprettier now. Quality i'm.
'|proved, styles better, variety
lgreater. Gone ahead in
every goodness. And more
kinds than you ever dream.
led of. SO and 60 cents.
l Special lot of Fanc,
,lStriped Flannel. ~ in., 37J
!, cents.
j Printed Striped and Fig
lure d French Flannels
HEAPS of them here ane
slheaps Of them on their way
i i!G5 and rs cents.
4 There's taking richness Ii
the cream Flannel embroi
dered with cardinal, black
Ipink, light blue, medium
i blue, or cream silk in pet
IDIOTS. SI.75.
i Infants Coating Flannel
A substantial stuff; heav,
.fyarn, snugly twisted, snugl.
ilwoven; various checks, sons
, of them in various delicat'
= colors. S5c.
Il A lower grade, 60 cents.
81 Jersey Flannel, stripe
u land checks. As to rs cents
An odd combination c
e silk and wool--silk face
81 fleecy wool back. Luxuriou
? land rich. For ladies' dress
= ing sacks and like uses.
,Ss'l Twilled French Flannels
g, Dark and evening shade:
re Fl in., so and IS cents.
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to
II Over 200 styles o! En-
q. broidered Flannels. w
:. doubt if such an assortmer
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10

james Il. Price lost gold sleevs but.
ton on Saturday 10 going frorn the p,
W. q B. depot 10 123 EAs. Gecond street,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-10
Anus.nENrs.
TYkAND UPERA HOUSE.
Monday evening. Oct. 10.
Mr.. Rudolph Aronson's Comic Opsrs vom-
pauy, presenting
"ERMINIE."

From the Casino, New York.
Ths greatest Of oil esmie opera successes
a record OF 600 nights 10 New Yort city.
Tho complete company Of % persons. All
the special scsnery.
scale Of prices for this engagement: Gal.
lsYy ada ission, % cents; gal cry resssvsd, %
cebts; frst door admission, 30 cents; reserved
cirsle, rear oftseond row, 10 cents; orchestra
chairs and two first rows Of circle. VI
for sails st y. r. Thomas b oo.j, NO. al
Market street. oo-u